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Katy Youth Football CHEERS II Katy Youth Football CHEERS II Say 1,2,3,4,5 My name’s __ and I say "HI" Say 6,7,8,9,10 Back it up and meet my friend. ( ALL GIRLS INTRODUCE THEMSELVES) (WHEN ALL GIRLS ARE FINISHED) Say 1,2,3,4,5 We’re the " BRONCOS "_ and we say "HI" Say 6,7,8,9,10 Back it up and watch us WIN!! CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG WATCH __________ DO HER THING UH HUH UH HUH SHE’S DOING HER THING WHEW! Hi! HELLO! AND HOW DO YOU DO? WE’RE THE " EAGLES "_ AND WE’RE HERE TO WELCOME YOU WITH AND "H" AND "E" A DOUBLE "L", "O"! THAT’S THE WAY WE SAY HELLO! (EACH GIRL JUMPS DOING A SAILOR TUCK AND YELLS HER NAME) HUMP-DE-DUMP HUMP-HUMP-DE-DUMP I SAID __________ IS MY NAME AND FOOTBALL IS MY GAME I GOT THE " TITANS " ON MY MIND AND "WHEW" THEY’RE MIGHTY FINE (REPEAT FOR EACH GIRL) (WHEN ALL GIRLS ARE FINISHED) FOOTBALL IS OUR GAME WE GOT WINNING ON OUR MINDS AND WHEW!! THAT’S MIGHT FINE!! CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG WATCH DO HER THING! I CAN’T WHY NOT? I JUST CAN’T WHY NOT? CAUSE MY BACK IS ACHIN’ AND MY SKIRTS TOO TIGHT AND MY HEAD IS ACHIN’ FROM THE LEFT TO THE RIGHT FROM THE LEFT TO THE RIGHT WATCH US GO AND, WE’RE HERE TO SAY HELLO (OTHER TEAM NAME) WE’RE GLAD YOU’RE HERE AND WE’LL WELCOME YOU WITH THIS CHEER GOOD LUCK! GOOD GAME! AND WE’LL END THIS WITH OUR NAMES (EACH GIRL GOES A JUMP OR FLIP AND SAYS HER NAME) GOOD LUCK "PACKERS "! CHANTS (REPEAT 3 TIMES) DOMINATE AND DEVISTATE WE’LL BLOW YOU AWAY! " PATRIOTS "__ ARE #1 AND WE’RE HERE TO STAY! (REPEAT 3 TIMES) P, P-O, P-O-W-E-R WE’VE GOT POWER WHEW, " SAINTS " POWER SAY IT! SAY IT! SAY IT! (REPEAT 3 TIMES) WE’RE #1 WE CAN’T BE #2 ‘CAUSE WE’RE GONNA BEAT THE WHOOPEE OUTTA YOU! (REPEAT 3 TIMES) WE WANT (clap clap) …A T-D (clap clap) WHAT’S THAT? (clap clap) A TOUCHDOWN! (REPEAT 3 TIMES) SACK THAT QUARTERBACK CRASH THROUGH THAT LINE (REPEAT) WE ARE THE " CARDINALS " COULDN’T BE PROUDER IF YOU CAN’T HEAR US WE’LL YELL A LITTLE LOUDER (REPEAT 3 TIMES) PUSH EM BACK 5 PUSH EM BACK 10 PICK EM UP DUST EM OFF, AND PUSH EM BACK AGAIN (REPEAT 3 TIMES) MORE BOUNCE TO THE OUNCE WE ARE THE " RAVENS " AND WE’LL KNOCK YOU OUT (REPEAT 3 TIMES) GO GO GET EM GET EM GO GO GET EM GET EM OOH AH, OOH AH (REPEAT 3 TIMES) JAM WITH US YOU GOT TO, GOT TO, GOT TO JAM WITH US GO " TEXANS " GO! (REPEAT 3 TIMES) LET'S GET A LITTLE BIT ROWDY R - O - W - (CLAP - CLAP) D - Y (REPEAT 3 TIMES) SPIRIT ON THE LOOSE ON – ON – THE LOOSE (REPEAT 3 TIMES) GIVE ME A "G"!!! G GIVE ME AN "O"!!! O GO " BRONCOS " GO!!! TOUCHDOWN " STEELERS " T D LET’S GO (REPEAT 3 TIMES) 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 COME ON " COWBOYS ", LET’S SCORE (REPEAT 3 TIMES) HEY HEY WHAT DO YOU SAY TAKE THAT BALL THE OTHER WAY! BLOCK THAT POINT " BEARS " BLOCK THAT POINT (REPEAT TILL PLAY IS OVER) MAKE THAT POINT " DOLPHINS " MAKE THAT POINT (REPEAT TILL PLAY IS OVER) PUSH ‘EM BACK PUSH ‘EM BACK WAAAY BACK! HEY HEY WHAT DO YOU SAY SCORE " CHARGERS " SCORE (REPEAT 3 TIMES) V – I – C – T- O – R – Y SPLIT THAT "V" DOT THAT "I" CURVE THAT "C" T – O – R – Y (REPEAT 3 TIMES) HEY GO TEAM GO! (REPEAT 3 TIMES) YES WE DO! WE GOT SPIRIT HOW ABOUT YOU? (COMPETITION BETWEEN SQUADS) FIRE IT UP, FIRE IT UP, FIRE IT UP AND UP AND UP AND UP AND UP, FIRE IT UP! (REPEAT 3 TIMES) IGNITE! (CLAP CLAP) THE PATRIOT TEAM IS DYNOMITE! EXPLODE! IGNITE! (CLAP CLAP) WE’RE NUMBER ONE WE’RE OUTTA SIGHT! THE " FALCONS " ARE HOT THEY’RE HOT TO GO! WHEW! WHEW! HOT TO GO! WHEW! WHEW! HOT TO GO! I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU’VE BEEN TOLD BUT THE PANTHER TEAMS GOT LOTS OF SOUL SO YOU – CHECK IT OUT SO YOU – CHECK IT OUT!! WHEN WE SAY GO, YOU SAY FIGHT GO - (FIGHT), GO - (FIGHT) WHEN WE SAY WIN, YOU SAY TONIGHT WIN - (TONIGHT), WIN - (TONIGHT) WHEN WE SAY BOOGIE, YOU SAY DOWN BOOGIE - (DOWN), BOOGIE - (DOWN) GO, FIGHT, WIN TONIGHT, BOOGIE ON DOWN ALL RIGHT ALL RIGHT GO, FIGHT, WIN TONIGHT, BOOGIE ON DOWN ALL RIGHT ALL RIGHT WHAT DO YOU HEAR? ELVIS PRESLEY SINGING A CHEER! WHEN YOU’RE UP, YOU’RE UP WHEN YOU’RE DOWN, YOU’RE DOWN AND WHEN YOU’RE UP AGAINST THE " COWBOYS " … YOUR UPSIDE DOWN! (EACH GIRL DOES A HANDSTAND) LEAN TO THE LEFT LEAN TO THE RIGHT STAND UP SIT DOWN FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! (REPEAT) WHEN I SAY " KATY " YOU SAY " RAVENS " " KATY " "" RAVENS "" WHEN I SAY BLACK YOU SAY PURPLE "BLACK" "PURPLE" WHEN I SAY FIGHT YOU SAY WIN "FIGHT" "WIN" (REPEAT 3 TIMES) " TEXANS " – YOU KNOW WHAT YOU GOT TO DO YOU GOT TO ROCK WITH THE BLACK AND ROLL WITH THE WHITE (REPEAT 3 TIMES) UP AND DOWN OUR TEAM DON’T MESS AROUND CAUSE WE ARE THE BEST FROM THE EAST TO THE WEST AND WHEN WE’RE UP THEY’RE DOWN HEY HEY YOU GET OUT OF MY WAY BECAUSE TODAY IS THE DAY WE’RE GONNA PUT YOU AWAY!! HOW FUNKY IS YOUR CHICKEN? HOW FUNKY IS YOUR CHICKEN? HOW LOOSE IS YOUR GOOSE? MY GOOSE IS TOTALLY LOOSE! SO COME ON ALL YOU " SAINTS " FANS SO COME ON ALL YOU " SAINTS " FANS AND SHAKE YOUR CABOOSE AND SHAKE YOUR CABOOSE (REPEAT 2 OR 3 TIMES) TOTALLY, FOR SURE I JUST GOT A MANICURE THE SUN, THE GLARE, IS BLEACHING OUT MY GORGEOUS HAIR 38 ---- 24 I DON’T EVEN KNOW THE SCORE GO GO, FIGHT FIGHT GEE, I HOPE I LOOK ALRIGHT!! GOOOO " BRONCOS "!! HEY ALL YOU " BENGALS " FANS STAND UP AND CLAP YOUR HANDS (QUICK CLAP) NOW THAT YOU ‘VE GOT THE BEAT THIS TIME LET’S STOMP OUR FEET (STOMP & CLAP) NOW THAT YOU’RE IN THE GROOVE THIS TIME LET’S REALLY MOVE!! GO " VIKING " FIRECRACKER, FIRECRACKER BOOM, BOOM, BOOM FIRECRACKER, FIRECRACKER BOOM, BOOM, BOOM THE BOYS HAVE GOT MUSCLES THE COACHES HAVE THE BRAINS THE GIRLS HAVE THE SPIRIT TO WIN THE GAME! COME ON " BEARS " DO YOUR THING GET IT - GET IT - GET IT - GET IT GOT IT - GOT IT - GOT IT - GOT IT UMPH! AND LET IT ROLL UMPH! AND LOOSE CONTROL! OUR TEAM IS RED HOT! OUR TEAM IS RED HOT! OUR TEAM IS… R-E-D, RED, H-O-T, HOT ONCE WE START WE CAN’T BE STOPPED! (REPEAT) ALL ACROSS THE NATION, THERE’S A PAN-THER SENSATION, THAT MAKES YOU WANT TO GLIDE, AND MOVE FROM SIDE TO SIDE. (REPEAT 3 TIMES) HAVE YOU GOT THAT SPIRIT? YEAH! YEAH! HAVE YOU GOT THAT SPIRIT? YEAH! YEAH! THEN SHAKE YOUR HEAD… THEN SHAKE YOUR HEAD… SAY WE’VE GOT THAT SPIRIT HAVE YOU GOT THAT SPIRIT? YEAH! YEAH! HAVE YOU GOT THAT SPIRIT? YEAH! YEAH! THEN SHAKE YOUR SHOLDERS THEN SHAKE YOUR SHOLDERS SAY WE’VE GOT THAT SPIRIT HAVE YOU GOT THAT SPIRIT? YEAH! YEAH! HAVE YOU GOT THAT SPIRIT? YEAH! YEAH! THEN SHAKE YOUR HIPS THEN SHAKE YOUR HIPS SAY WE’VE GOT THAT SPIRIT HAVE YOU GOT THAT SPIRIT? YEAH! YEAH! HAVE YOU GOT THAT SPIRIT? YEAH! YEAH! THEN SHAKE YOUR KNEES THEN SHAKE YOUR KNEES SAY WE’VE GOT THAT SPIRIT HAVE YOU GOT THAT SPIRIT? YEAH! YEAH! HAVE YOU GOT THAT SPIRIT? YEAH! YEAH! THEN STOMP YOUR FEET THEN STOMP YOUR FEET SAY WE’VE GOT THAT SPIRIT HAVE YOU GOT THAT SPIRIT? YEAH! YEAH! HAVE YOU GOT THAT SPIRIT? YEAH! YEAH! THEN DO IT ALL OVER THEN DO IT ALL OVER (SHAKE YOUR HEAD, THEN SHOLDERS, THEN HIPS, THEN KNEES, THEN STOMP YOUR FEET) SAY WE’VE GOT THAT SPIRIT!!!!! DUST TO DUST YOU GOTTA HAVE THE UMPH! TO MESS WITH US! HEY HEY YOU GET OUT OF MY WAY BECAUSE TODAY IS THE DAY WE’RE GONNA PUT YOU AWAY!! 1 WE ARE THE " TEXANS " 2 WE CANNOT HEAR YOU 3 A LITTLE BIT LOUDER WHAT- WHAT- WHAT- WHAT WHAT,WHAT,WHAT,WHAT,WHAT,WHAT,WHAT,WHAT (REPEAT 3 TIMES) THE TEAM IS IN A HUDDLE THE CAPTIAN’S OVERHEAD WE ALL GOT TOGETHER AND THIS IS WHAT WE SAID: "WE’RE GONNA MUMBLE, MUMBLE, MUMBLE" "WHAT DID THEY SAY?" "WE’RE GONNA MUMBLE, MUMBLE, MUMBLE" "WHAT DID THEY SAY?" "WE’RE GONNA MUMBLE, MUMBLE, MUMBLE" "WHAT DID THEY SAY?" "GOOOOO " BUCS "!" YOU WANNA BEAT THE " CARDINALS ", THE " CARDINALS ", THE " CARDINALS ", YOU WANNA BEAT THE " CARDINALS ", HUMPH, I DON’T THINK SO!!!! TO PUT MY " BEARS " IN I’D TAKE THEM OUT AND (KISS, KISS, KISS) AND PUT THEM BACK AGAIN I WISH I HAD A LITTLE BOX TO PUT THE ________ IN I’D TAKE THEM OUT AND (STOMP, STOMP, STOMP) AND PUT THEM BACK AGAIN - WE THINK YOUR TEAM NEEDS A LITTLE PRACTICE PUT EM IN A HIGH CHAIR FEED EM WITH A SPOON COME ON " KYF " LET’S KICK EM TO THE MOON! DYNOMITE OUR TEAM IS WHAT? DYNOMITE OUR TEAM IS TICK-TICK TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK HOLD ON – WAIT A MINUTE LETS PUT SOME BOOM IN IT SPIRIT LET’S HEAR IT (CLAP AT UNDERLINED WORDS) " STEELERS " GO " STEELERS " FIGHT " STEELERS " GOTTA FEVER " STEELERS " HOT " STEELERS " GONNA WIN YOU BET! (REPEAT 3 TIMES) GO – GO LET’S FIGHT FIGHT – FIGHT LET’S WIN WIN – WIN LET’S GO – LET’S FIGHT – LET’S WIN (REPEAT 3 TIMES) CAN YOU FEEL IT? WHEW THAT " EAGLES " SPIRIT WHEW YOU GOTTA KICK IT TO THE LEFT SHAKE IT TO THE RIGHT GET WITH IT WHEW THAT " EAGLES " SPIRIT WHEW (REPEAT 3 TIMES) HEY ALL YOU " RAVEN " FANS WE WANNA SEE YOU STOMP AND SHAKE IT STOMP AND SHAKE IT (REPEAT 3 TIMES) HEY (CLAP) HEY (CLAP) " PACKERS " RULE (REPEAT 3 TIMES) B (CLAP 3 TIMES) E (CLAP 3 TIMES) A (CLAP 3 TIMES) T (CLAP 3 TIMES) B (CLAP 2 TIMES) E (CLAP 2 TIMES) A (CLAP 2 TIMES) T (CLAP 2 TIMES) B (CLAP) E (CLAP) A (CLAP) T (CLAP) B-E-A-T BEAT-UM! WHO ROCKS THE HOUSE? THE " DOLPHINS " ROCK THE HOUSE! AND WHEN THE " DOLPHINS " ROCK THE HOUSE WE ROCK IT ALL THE WAY DOWN! (REPEAT 3 TIMES) A-T-T A-C-K THE PANTHERS ARE BACK A-T-T A-C-K THE LEADER OF THE PACK A-T-T-A-C-K A-T-T-A-C-K A-T-T-A-C-K ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK OUR " COLTS " ARE HOT OUR " COLTS " ARE GOOD OUR " COLTS " ARE COMING TO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD WE CAN'T BE QUIET, WE WON'T BE NICE UNTIL WE HAVE THE (NAME OF OPPOSING TEAM) SITTIN' ON ICE.
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